At Blizzcon 2019, Blizzard showcased the sequel to Overwatch, Overwatch 2. Therefore, you can find below a video showing almost two hours of gameplay footage from this new multiplayer team-based first-person shooter.
Overwatch 2 will introduce significant engine upgrades that support larger maps for co-op (PvE) play. Furthermore, it will add a wide variety of new enemies and factions that players will encounter on their missions. The game also introduces visual enhancements designed to bring players’ favorite heroes—and their new looks for Overwatch 2 —to life in greater detail.
Overwatch 2 also represents the beginning of a new era for the series’ world-renowned competitive 6v6 play. In addition to carrying forward all of the original game’s heroes, maps, and modes—as well as existing Overwatch players’ accomplishments and loot collections—the sequel adds multiple new playable heroes to the ever-growing roster. Moreover, it will widen the scope of the world with even more maps and locations. Overwatch 2 will also add a new Push map type. In this map, two teams compete to make a robot to push the map’s objective to their opponent’s side.
The game will also allow current Overwatch players will battle side-by-side with Overwatch 2 players in PvP multiplayer. In addition, current Overwatch players will be able to play Overwatch 2 heroes and maps. As such, the core PvP experience remains dynamic and vital for today’s community in the Overwatch 2 era.
There is currently no ETA on when Overwatch 2 will come out.
Enjoy the following video, courtesy of ohnickel, and stay tuned for more!
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